Deutsche Bank shares fall on deal delay

Deutsche Bank shares have dropped on reports that its boss failed to reach a deal with US authorities over lowering a $14bn (£11.3m) fine.
The lender was the biggest faller on Germany's main stock market in early trading and is still down more than 2%.
Talks between chief executive John Cryan and the US Department of Justice (DoJ) ended without agreement at the weekend, according to reports.
The bank has been under intense pressure over the size of the fine.
Mr Cryan was attending the International Monetary Fund and World Bank's autumn meetings in Washington, raising hopes he might... read more

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